Economic system — definition?
Structure that defines how an economy operates.
Economic activity — role?
Measures production, income, consumption, investment, wealth.
Wealth origin — key question?
How a nation’s wealth is created and increased.
Quesnay's Tableau — significance?
First systematic model of wealth circulation in a nation.
Classical school — main focus?
Labor theory of value and production.
Neoclassical school — difference?
Value based on utility and market efficiency.
Post-WWII national accounts — reason?
Standardized data for economic management and planning.
GDP — central indicator?
Measures total value of goods and services produced.
Eurostat — role?
Coordinates and harmonizes EU economic statistics.
ESA — purpose?
Standardizes national accounts across European countries.
Production approach — measures?
Value added by goods and services created.
Income approach — measures?
Income flows from production, like wages and profits.
Resident units — definition?
Economic units with main interest in the country.
Wealth measurement — emerging concepts?
Green GDP and ecological footprint.
Historical views — focus?
Origins of wealth and unified measurement challenges.
Physiocratic model — key feature?
Agriculture produces net surplus; others transform wealth.
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